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Non-essential travel to the EU has been banned since mid-March, but only after member states closed their national borders in confusion and without coordination as the pandemic grew

EU Delays Decision On Border Reopening

EU delays decision on border reopening

US Economy: Trade Enforcement Creates American Jobs

No sector was left untouched by the March decline in US trade

An often-overlooked economic stimulus that requires no additional spending of federal dollars is trade enforcement.

Novartis To Pay $336 Mn In US Settlements On Bribes

Novartis agreed to pay around $336 million to settle US bribery charges connected to operations in Greece, Vietnam and other countries

Novartis to pay $336 mn in US settlements on bribes

North And South Mark 70th Anniversary Of Korean War

North and South mark 70th anniversary of Korean War

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Park Ok-sun volunteered as a military nurse in the Korean War aged only 16, and says it still 'breaks her heart' to think about the soldiers she treated

Korean War Still Weighs On Lives In South

Korean War still weighs on lives in South

North Korean state TV releases images of the destruction of the inter-Korean liaison office in Kaesong

North Korea News: Kim Jong Un's Regime Backs Down From Military Pressure On South Korea, But For How Long?

After weeks of deliberate escalations, North Korea has opted to back down from its plan to increase military pressure on the South.

BTS at Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve

K-Pop Stans Allegedly Strike Again With '#ItsOkayToBeRacist' On Twitter

Their newest effort to address racism was not well-received by the Twitter community as people noted that South Korea is one of the least diverse countries in the world.

Flag-wrapped coffins containing the remains of nearly 150 South Koreans killed in the Korean War were flown back to Seoul

South Korean Soldiers' Remains Repatriated Decades After War

South Korean soldiers' remains repatriated decades after war

A North Korean guard post (top) faces a South Korean military post across the Demilitarized Zone dividing the peninsula

North Korea's Kim Suspends Military Plans Against South: KCNA

North Korea's Kim suspends military plans against South: KCNA

The summer home of North Korea's founder Kim Il Sung, grandfather of current leader Kim Jong Un

Holiday Homes And Battlefields: Legacies Of The Korean War Along DMZ

Holiday homes and battlefields: Legacies of the Korean War along DMZ

Richest Person In Singapore: Haidilao Founder Zhang Yong's Net Worth Is $14 Billion

Zhang Yong's net worth is $14 billion. The Jianyang, Sichuan native dethroned Robert and Philip Ng as the richest person in Singapore.

Brazil is leading the number of cases in Latin America

Virus Cases Top 9 Million As WHO Says Pandemic 'Accelerating'

Virus cases top 9 million as WHO says pandemic 'accelerating'

The picturesque village of Hallstatt in Austria had until the coronavirus outbreak been overwhelmed by tourists

Hallstatt, Austria's Alpine Jewel, Debates Post-corona Tourism

Hallstatt, Austria's Alpine jewel, debates post-corona tourism

South Korea Reports 46 New Virus Cases As It Tackles 'Second Wave'

South Korea reports 46 new virus cases as it tackles 'second wave'

Plastic bottles filled with rice and face masks are pictured on June 18, 2020 in Seoul, loaded on the truck of a North Korean defector planning to send the bottles towards North Korea through a border river

North Korea Ready To Send Millions Of Leaflets To South

North Korea ready to send millions of leaflets to South

North Korea has been conducting a series of staged provocations aimed at forcing concessions from Seoul and Washington; pictured June 18, 2020 in Seoul are plastic bottles filled with rice and face masks, loaded on a truck of NKorean defector Park Jung-oh

N. Korea Says Millions Of Leaflets Readied Against South

N. Korea says millions of leaflets readied against South

Tensions are high on the Korean peninsula, with Pyongyang ramping up pressure on Seoul over anti-North leaflets

North Korea Preparing Anti-South Leaflet Campaign: KCNA

North Korea preparing anti-South leaflet campaign: KCNA

A South Korean guard post in the border city of Paju. Analysts say the North may be seeking to manufacture a crisis to increase pressure on the South to extract concessions

Seoul's Unification Minister Resigns Over North Korea Tensions

Seoul's unification minister resigns over North Korea tensions

A cyclist rides along the barbed-wire fence of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) separating North and South Korea, on the South Korean island of Gyodong on June 18, 2020

North Korea An 'Extraordinary Threat': US

North Korea an 'extraordinary threat': US

A man walks past a sign resembling a South Korean flag in Seoul

South Korea To Tax Cryptocurrency, Could Be As High As 20%

South Korea’s finance ministry is set to announce more details next month on its planned imposition of a 20% tax on income derived from cryptocurrency transactions.

Jerome Powell warned that while recent data have been good, the economic recovery was uncertain

European Stocks Rise As Recovery Hopes Offset Second Wave Fears

European stocks rise as recovery hopes offset second wave fears

African countries are pushing for UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet to investigate racism and police civil liberties violations

Floyd's Brother Tells UN 'Black Lives Do Not Matter' In US

Floyd's brother tells UN 'black lives do not matter' in US

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K-Pop Star Yohan Dies At 28; Fans Mourn, React On His Heartbreaking Last Instagram Post

Yohan, 28, of the K-pop group TST died on Tuesday (June 16) due to an unknown reason.

Graphic on the Inter-Korean liaison office, in the shuttered Kaesong joint industrial complex, blown up by North Korea on Tuesday

North Korea Threatens To Beef Up Military Presence Around DMZ

In a series of denunciations of South Korea, the nuclear-armed North rejected an offer from President Moon Jae-in to send envoys for talks.

CRUZR welcomes vistors at University Hospital Antwerp in Belgium

Robots: Allies During Virus Crisis, Enemies Later?

When human contact needs to be kept to a minimum, robots can save lives and factories. But when the coronavirus crisis is over, will they amplify job losses?